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Dielectric screening enhanced performance in graphene FET

Chen et al., 2009

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4358848917762029779
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Chen F
Xia J
Ferry D
Tao N
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We have studied the transport properties of graphene transistors in different solvents with dielectric constant varying over 2 orders of magnitude. Upon increasing the dielectric constant, the carrier mobility increases up to 3 orders of magnitude and reaches∼ 7× 104 …
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